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A document written by a scribe in a foreign lanaguage, a request for charity with many blessings, by the Tazddik Eliezer the son of Rabbi Yechizkiya Fisch of Mateszalka. Budapest, 1939.
The document ends with blessings written in Hebrew to anyone who supports the poor and for the health of the sick.
The Admor Rabbi Yechizkiya Fisch of Mateszalka (1885-1944, Encyclopedia LeChassidut, II, p. 129) was the son of Rabbi Aharon Yeshaya Fisch Av Beis Din of Hadas. Succeeded his father, who passed away in 1928, moving to Mateszalka. Studied Kabbalah by the method of Komarno and Ziditchov. Was murdered in Auschwitz. After his murder, a note was found in one of his books with "שם ויחוד שצריך לכוין בעת מסירת נפש על קידוש השם" (Eleh Ezkerah, IV, pp. 70-75). The book Lev Yechizkiya on the Torah is based on his writings.
We do not know many details about his son, Eliezer.
[1] non-lined leaf. Filing perforations. Wear to edges. Aging stains. Good condition.
Measurement: 20 x 28 CM
Measurement: 20 x 28 CM
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